14 Quotes by Lily Seabrooke

I didn’t know how to live life. It was frustrating, and I was lost.

I knew I was being stupid, but I couldn’t help it. Once bitten, twice shy, and all that. I’d been bitten about a dozen times and had about two dozen shynesses left to work through because of it.

I didn’t want this. But that meant, as far as I could tell, I didn’t want anything. And not wanting anything anymore was the worst thing of all. It was like all the color had vanished from life.

It felt like everything opening up in every part of my body, like my body was made up of one hundred million tiny knots and every one of them came untied at once and then I was melting, sinking like soft pudding.

Of course, any time there was a problem, it was my fault, and any time something went well, it was someone else’s doing.